Stories & Announcements
Live Like A Citizen And Listen
Eric Liu and Aleta Margolis explore how listening well sparks curiosity, strengthens student engagement, and helps us learn to live together.
Bodily Autonomy: A Greeting, a Choice, Lessons in Respect
Lisa Brosnan, a 2026–2027 Inspired Teaching Fellow, helps young learners practice consent, express preference and respect another’s boundaries.
That’s a great question, let’s investigate it.
Laura Edmonds, a 2026–2027 Inspired Teaching Fellow, uses skills from improv to create space for growth and learning.
Speak Truth: Can One Song Speak for a Generation?
Fun works best when it’s not the goal. When teachers lead with experience over entertainment, students are free to discover joy, and learning takes shape.
Banned Books Week: “The library is the heart of the school!”
Fun works best when it’s not the goal. When teachers lead with experience over entertainment, students are free to discover joy, and learning takes shape.
Speak Truth: “We listen and we don’t judge!”
Fun works best when it’s not the goal. When teachers lead with experience over entertainment, students are free to discover joy, and learning takes shape.
Take a Stand
Learning how to observe disagreement without conflict is part of building our curiosity. This activity uses where we physically stand on an issue to get the conversation started.
Fun: “Wow, I did that thing!” | Hooray For Monday
Fun works best when it’s not the goal. When teachers lead with experience over entertainment, students are free to discover joy, and learning takes shape.
Engagement Starts with Curiosity | Hooray For Monday
Engagement is more than participation. When teachers lead with curiosity, students lean in and are open to learning in new and exciting ways.
Developmental Appropriateness | Hooray For Monday
Whether it’s navigating the streets of a new city or creating pancakes from scratch, we crave having a sense of how we might problem solve and come up with a solution.
